For the September 24–27 weekend, Sala Apolo has a particularly lucid case for staying put: Friday, September 25, holds two sharply defined late-night programmes under the Nitsa umbrella, while Saturday afternoon opens a different kind of floor in La Cinc. The useful thread is scale and method. Villano Antillano brings a current album into the room built for Nitsa’s main programme; Astin places Stef Mendesidis’s live hardware approach in La (2); and Apología X POLYGLOT shifts the emphasis toward a locally rooted series, an early start and a deliberately fluid club vocabulary. Each event carries its own internal logic, making this a compact route for listeners who follow artists, DJs and the people framing a room.[1][2][4]

Villano Antillano is the Friday centrepiece, listed for 11:59pm at Sala Apolo with PETERBLUE and Solsi. Her appearance comes weeks after the August 28 release of Ante el umbral del peligro no siento temor, a 12-track album in Spanish and English. EFE describes the record as a work concerned with changing emotional stages, identity and confrontation; the venue identifies this date as the album presentation. That timing gives the booking a clear focus beyond a familiar club slot. PETERBLUE, a Colombia-born DJ and producer based in Barcelona, is billed across fast hard-groove and newer Latin-club currents, while Solsi’s stated range includes global bass, guaracha, funk and percussion-led club music. The supporting selectors make the night’s Caribbean and Latin club line legible from the outset.[4][1]

Across the Friday programme, Astin lists Stef Mendesidis live!, Altinbas and Laia, also at 11:59pm. Sala Apolo describes Mendesidis’s set as raw, high-intensity techno made with analogue hardware and real-time improvisation. His connection to Klockworks has tangible form in KW26, an EP released by the Berlin label under his name, including tracks such as “Cyber Document” and “Pain Killer.” Altinbas arrives as a Fuse resident and curator associated by the venue with dense, fast, groove-centred techno. Barcelona DJ Laia completes the bill with a route linking Detroit and Birmingham techno influences to slower house and minimal territory. It is a concise lineup whose details point to sustained texture, hands-on performance and rhythmic pressure.[1][3]

Saturday’s La Cinc session

Saturday, September 26, changes the temperature. Apología X POLYGLOT: Miramizu, EYRA and muck begins at 6:30pm in La Cinc at Sala Apolo, with free entry and an 11:59pm finish listed by the venue. POLYGLOT is curated by EYRA and muck, and its stated purpose is to connect emerging local artists with international names while foregrounding experimentation, collaborative formats and underrepresented profiles. Miramizu’s venue profile points to a DJ practice that moves through bass-heavy club sounds, breaks, footwork and R&B; EYRA’s background joins sound-system force, global rhythms, house and mutant dancehall; muck brings experience from experimental duo avoidavoid and the Barcelona collective Abundance. The scheduling offers a practical bridge into Saturday night, while its three-person bill keeps the focus on shared local context.[2]

Plan the Sala Apolo route around its different rooms and clocks: Villano Antillano and Astin are both listed for Friday at 11:59pm, while POLYGLOT starts Saturday at 6:30pm in La Cinc. The official Astin page currently gives 12:30am doors and a 6:00am finish, and the POLYGLOT listing gives an 11:59pm end; entry conditions and timings can change close to the date. Recheck Sala Apolo’s official event pages before leaving, especially if choosing between Friday’s simultaneous rooms or using Saturday’s early session as the opening move of the evening.[1][2]

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These concerts happened on 25–26 September 2026

The next dates at these venues: Sala Apolo

Sources

  1. Astin: Stef Mendesidis live! + Altinbas + Laia — Sala Apolo
  2. Apologia X POLYGLOT: Miramizu + EYRA + muck — Sala Apolo
  3. KW26: Stef Mendesidis — Klockworks
  4. Villano Antillano lanza su álbum ‘Ante el Umbral del Peligro No Siento Temor’ — Agencia EFE